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Experience a whole new world with Sony’s flagship BRAVIA OLED A1 series Photo Caption Kenichiro Hibi,   Managing Director, Sony India and Sachin Rai, Business Head, BRAVIA, Sony India at the launch of Sony’s BRAVIA OLED TVs in New Delhi today ·           OLED technology for incredible contrast and life-like colours  ·           Acoustic Surface™ revolutionizing sound technology ·           One Slate design ·           4K HDR Picture ·           X1 Extreme Processor   New Delhi, 24 th  July, 2017:  Sony India today announced it’s much awaited premium flagship line-up of  OLED TVs  aimed at redefining the future of home entertainment. With cutting-edge TV technology the new  A1 series , delivers optimal brightness levels and stunning visual experience. The OLED TV pairs the brilliance of 4K clarity with brightness, colour and detail of High Dynamic Range (HDR) and is coupled with unique image processor and di

DJI Osmo review: A hand-held stabilized camera worthy of its price Thanks to the rise of small action cameras, camera stabilizers (aka gimbals) are becoming more portable than ever. Amazon has plenty of these coming from random Chinese brands, but most are either poorly designed, or only a partial solution to your problem. For instance, they often lack a handset mount for those who need a live screen. There are also gimbals that use smartphones as the camera, but I've yet to come across one with raving reviews; the current options appear to be more of a nuisance due to their awkward calibration and erratic stabilization. So unless you've tried one and are certain that it works well with your phone, your best bet is to go with a dedicated camera gimbal. In terms of full-featured gimbals, we have only two compelling options so far. The first one is the Aetho's Aeon, which takes a GoPro and has its own display, but it won't arrive until early next year. This lea